For rice assessments in the Cool Farm Tool, the soil organic carbon model does not allow for entering management changes for tillage or cover crops as these are not applicable to rice production. This means in the webtool you can only add land use ...
For the weather data from ERA 5, the granularity of the source data is to .25 of a degree. The actual ground distance this represents can vary per location; in the US mid-west this distance would be approx. 30 miles. When indicating latitude and ...
In the https://app.coolfarmtool.org/ at the end of the page you can find the API documentation that explains in details how to setup the API connection. Member API users have a demo tool at their disposal to test the endpoints of the connection ...
The Cool Farm Tool currently stores user data to manage user accounts, as well as farm assessment data entered into the tool in order to calculate assessments. We currently do not store assessment results, these are dynamically calculated and ...
Currently, there is no bulk upload feature within CFT, we do plan to build this into CFP (Cool Farm Platform) next year. Members who have access to a developer team and an API licence with the CFA can build a translation between their raw assessment ...
User data is held privately within each user account, and is not accessible to other users. Users are the owner of their data, but have an option to share assessments in the system using a members-only. The Cool Farm Alliance doesn’t own assessment ...